FIG. I

Karen Lepri

Karen Lepri holds an M.F.A. from Brown University. Her poems, translations, & reviews have appeared or are forthcoming in 6x6, Boston Review, Chicago Review, Conjunctions, Denver Quarterly, Lana Turner, Mandorla, and Shearsman, among others. Lepri was the recipient of the American Academy of Poets, Weston, & Frances Mason Harris Prizes in poetry. She has taught writing at Brown University and Bard College and currently lives on Cape Cod.

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Dirt City Lions

Shelly Taylor

Born in rural southern Georgia, Shelly Taylor resides in Tucson.  She is the author of Black-Eyed Heifer (Tarpaulin Sky Press, 2010) and two chapbooks, Peaches the yes-girl (Portable Press at Yo-Yo Labs, 2008) and Land Wide to Get a Hold Lost In (Dancing Girl Press, 2009).  Dirty City Lions is an excerpt from her second full-length manuscript titled Lions, Remonstrance, Fatale, Blue.

 

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It Might Turn Out We Are Real
Susan Scarlata

“Susan Scarlata is on message, and she is not letting go. She is trying to tell us “no other planet meets our needs.” She turns her screen to let us see what she sees. Not, as they say, a pretty sight. She lays it out with great precision in her beautiful vitrine of words. It Might Turn Out We Are Real is a complete set of 21ST century eclogues delivered to your door with brainy clarity, with vinegary humor, with ergonomic economy and red-behind-the-ribs feeling. A positively extraordinary collection.”
—C.D. Wright

Susan Scarlata’s essays, poetry and reviews have appeared in Conduit, The Denver Quarterly, Fence, The Horse Less Review, Typo and are forthcoming in 1913. Scarlata is the author of the chapbook, Lit Instant published by Parcel Press. She has designed and taught courses at Universities, held residencies, and led writing workshops for students of all ages as well as teachers. Scarlata received her PhD from The University of Denver where she also taught and developed writing courses that integrated service into the writing curriculum.

Susan taught at and holds an MFA from Brown University. She is the Executive Editor of Lost Roads Publishers, an independent literary press, and is currently an Associate Professor of English at the Savannah College of Art and Design’s newest campus in Hong Kong.

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FABRIC: Preludes to the Last American Book
Richard Froude

“I love Richard Froude’s declarative, incandescently plain sentences, which at first seem like high-stakes non-sequiturs, then a study in perfect, surprising aphorism, then a deftly woven web of profundity. The formal distillation and intellectual range of this book are impressive enough; even more so is Froude’s gentle but insistent touching on questions of God, mortality, war, memory, family, intimacy, and history. Froude sets up poetic shop in the fraught space between ‘terror and fertility,’ and wrests from it this exceptionally beautiful, intelligent book.”
-Maggie Nelson

Richard Froude was born in London in 1979, grew up in Bristol and came to the US in 2002. New writing can be found in Witness, Birkensnake, and Slacklust. With Anne Waldman and Erik Anderson, he compiles and edits the mail-art journal Thuggery & Grace. An associate of the Arts & Humanities in Healthcare Program at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, he works with palliative care patients at UC hospital. He lives in Denver with his wife, Rohini.

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New Pony: A Horse Less Anthology                                                                 

edited by Erika Howsare & Jen Tynes

including work by Erik Anderson, Cynthia Arrieu-King & Kristi Maxwell, Sarah Bartlett & Emily Kendal Frey, Eric Baus & Seth Perlow, Sommer Browning & Brandon Shimoda, Adam Clay, Gary L. McDowell, and Brandon Shimoda, Julia Cohen & Mathias Svalina, Thomas Cook & Nate Slawson, Bruce Covey & Terita Heath-Wlaz, MTC Cronin & Peter Boyle, Mark DeCarteret, DZ Delgado & Sandy Florian, Jennifer K. Dick, Camille Dungy & Ravi Shankar, Annie Finch & Erika Howsare, Shawn Huelle & Jess Wigent, Kirk Keen, The Pines, Seth Perlow & Catherine Theis, Dani Rado, Andrea Rexilius & Susan Scarlata, Kate Schapira, Paul Siegell, Justin Taylor & Bill Hayward, and William Walsh.

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S E W N

Nathan Hauke

Nathan Hauke is the author of chapbooks Stray Music (Furniture Press PO25¢EM Series 2011) and In the Living Room (Lame House Press 2010).  His poetry has been published in American Letters & Commentary, BlazeVox, Colorado Review, Denver Quarterly, Electronic Poetry Review, Eleven Eleven, Greatcoat, Horse Less Review, Interim, New American Writing,Parthenon West, Peaches & Bats, Real Poetik, Twenty Six, and We Are So Happy To Know Something among others.  He is co-editor of Ark Press with Kirsten Jorgenson.

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Deseret

Kirsten Jorgenson

Kirsten Jorgenson is the co-editor of Ark Press. Her writing can be found in The AndNow Awards, Blazevox, Horse Less Review, Sidebrow and We Are So Happy to Know Something. Her chapbook, Accidents of Distance, is forthcoming from dancing girl press.

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The Constitution
Brian Foley

Brian Foley is the author of The Black Eye (Brave Men Press, 2010) & The Tornado is not a Surrealist (Greying Ghost, 2008). He curates the jubilat reading series and with EB Goodale runs Brave Men Press. He lives in Northampton, MA and attends UMass Amherst program for Poets & Writers.

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Citizen Jane (-X) Trains for Many Different Kinds of Careers
Daniela Olszewska

Daniela Olszewska was born in Wrocław, Poland and grew up in the area known as Chicagoland.  She is currently pursuing her MFA at the University of Alabama.  Daniela is the author of five chapbooks, including The Partial Autobiography of Jane Doe (dancing girl press) and The Twelve Wives of Citizen Jane (Spooky Girlfriend Press, 2010).

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ATM
Christopher Salerno

Christopher Salerno is the author of “Whirligig” (Spuyten Duyvil, 2006) and a recent book, “Minimum Heroic” (Mississippi Review Poetry Prize, 2010). His poems can be found in journals such as Denver Quarterly, Boston Review, American Letters and Commentary, Black Warrior Review, Tusculum Review, and others. Currently, he is co-curator of the So and So Series, and co-editor of So and So Magazine. He is an Assistant Professor of English at William Paterson University of New Jersey and occasionally blogs at www.christophersalerno.blogspot.com.

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The Werld
Claire Becker

Claire Becker is the author of the poetry collection Where We Think It Should Go.  She rides the train daily through Oakland, San Leandro, Hayward, Union City, and Fremont.

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A Knee for a Life
Jennifer Denrow

Jennifer Denrow the author of California (Four Way Books) and From California, On (Brave Men Press, 2010). She currently lives in Colorado and is pursuing a Ph.D. at the University of Denver.

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I Could Jump Through the Keyhole in Your Door
Mike Sikkema
Michael Sikkema is the author of Futuring (BlazeVOX Books) and the chapbooks Code Over Code (Lame House Press), “Saying Things as an Engine Would” (H N G  M N), and the collaborative chapbook with Jen Tynes, Autogeography (Black Warrior Review).  He lives and works in west Michigan.

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Out-of-print chapbooks include Anemic Cinema by Thomas Cook, To Be Human is To Be a Conversation by Andrea Rexilius, Shadows Are Weather by Allison Carter, Toward Eadward Forward by Emily Abendroth, A Mule-Shaped Cloud by Chris Tonelli & Sarah Bartlett, Vale Tudo by Sommer Browning, The Photograph by Sampson Starkweather, At Last Unfolding Congo by Alex Lemon, The Julias by Boyd Spahr, Surveyic Hero by Jack Boettcher, Fog Quartets by Julie Doxsee, [Summer_insular] by Justin Marks, Lyric by C.S. Carrier, Phoenix Memory by Kate Schapira, Abraham Lincoln’s Death Scene by Zachary Schomburg, Wind is Wind and Rain is Rain by Brynne, Cinephrastics by Kathleen Ossip, Is Holy by Matthew Henriksen, If Fire, Arrival by Julia Cohen, Canoe by Adam Clay, Winter Constellations by Nate Pritts, Egg Breakfast by Tyler Carter, Ode to Pumpsie Green & Stretch Phillips by Adam Tobin, Elect June Grooms by Erika Howsare, and Found in Nature by Jen Tynes. Some out-of-print books may be available via special order. Please email to inquire!